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Finding Freedom: Stop Carrying All that Weight
You can sit in church every Sunday.
Sing about grace.
Raise your hands in worship.
Say “Amen” at all the right moments.
And still be imprisoned.
Imprisoned by guilt.
Imprisoned by the past.
Imprisoned by habits you cannot seem to break.
Imprisoned by something no one knows — but you feel every day.
This is the most dangerous kind of
one without bars, without locks, without visible chains.
Most people are not far from God.
They are stuck.
And being stuck is not a lack of faith.
It is a lack of freedom.
Freedom is not optional in the Christian life.
It is foundational.
Jesus did not say, “You will know the truth, and the truth will make you more religious.”
He said, “The truth will set you free.”
Where there is no freedom, there is no real hope.
Where there is no hope, joy cannot survive.
That is why this book exists.
It began with a simple but haunting question raised in a
How many people sit in church every week believing they cannot fully serve, fully engage, or fully step forward because of guilt from their past or bondage in their present?
That question would not let go.
Because the gospel is not about managing bondage.
It is about breaking it.
Sing about grace.
Raise your hands in worship.
Say “Amen” at all the right moments.
And still be imprisoned.
Imprisoned by guilt.
Imprisoned by the past.
Imprisoned by habits you cannot seem to break.
Imprisoned by something no one knows — but you feel every day.
This is the most dangerous kind of
one without bars, without locks, without visible chains.
Most people are not far from God.
They are stuck.
And being stuck is not a lack of faith.
It is a lack of freedom.
Freedom is not optional in the Christian life.
It is foundational.
Jesus did not say, “You will know the truth, and the truth will make you more religious.”
He said, “The truth will set you free.”
Where there is no freedom, there is no real hope.
Where there is no hope, joy cannot survive.
That is why this book exists.
It began with a simple but haunting question raised in a
How many people sit in church every week believing they cannot fully serve, fully engage, or fully step forward because of guilt from their past or bondage in their present?
That question would not let go.
Because the gospel is not about managing bondage.
It is about breaking it.
25 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 13, 2026
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